Healthcare Provider Lead Scraper

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Scrape dentist, doctor, clinic, and orthodontist leads from Google Maps. Returns name, address, phone, rating, reviews count, coordinates, and category for each provider.

What it does

Given a search query (e.g. "dentist", "orthodontist", "urgent care") and a location (e.g. "New York, NY"), the actor:

1. Opens Google Maps and searches for providers matching the query near the location
2. Scrolls the results panel to load up to maxItems listings
3. Extracts structured data from each result card
4. Returns one record per provider

Google Maps is a fully client-rendered SPA — a real browser (Playwright + Chromium) with residential proxy is required to receive the hydrated search results.

Input

Example input

{
"searchQuery":"dentist",
"location":"New York, NY",
"maxItems":20
}

Output

Each result is one dataset record:

Example output record

{
"place_id":"0x89c2598b826e5555:0x6d6e8f617e6f7d54",
"name":"Park Slope Dental Associates",
"address":"209 E 56th St 1st floor",
"city":"",
"state":"",
"postal_code":"",
"country":"US",
"phone":"(212) 555-0100",
"website":"",
"rating":4.9,
"reviews_count":312,
"category":"Dentist",
"latitude":40.7589,
"longitude":-73.9728,
"maps_url":"https://www.google.com/maps/place/Park+Slope+Dental+Associates/...",
"search_query":"dentist",
"search_location":"New York, NY",
"scraped_at":"2026-06-05T02:30:00.000Z"
}

Notes

• Residential proxy is required. Google Maps blocks datacenter IPs. Proxy cost is included in the actor's price.
• Google Maps shows up to ~20 organic results per search query. For broader coverage, run multiple searches with specific neighborhoods or ZIP codes.
• Phone and website are not consistently shown in listing cards. Phone is extracted when present; website enrichment is planned for a future version.
• Coordinates (latitude, longitude) are extracted from the Maps place URL — no additional API calls required.
• maxItems caps results at the Google Maps listing limit (~20). Set lower to reduce run time and cost.